we have a member of the ford family, greg ford. we're so pleased, greg, that you came out this evening. thank you. we also have a trustee, david hooker, back there. thank you so much for your service, david. and of course, sitting next to him is his dad, bob hooker, who was on the board and taught david everything he knows. know so, so great to see you all these friends of ford, you know, you friends of four of the ones who make these programs possible. i'll say something about that in the wrap at the end of the evening. but right now, i want to introduce our distinguished speaker. bill brandes has been coming back to grand rapids a long time h w brands as you know, just been a prolific author and researcher, great teacher, somebody, anybody who watches the history channel, it's people like bill brands that keep it from being called the hitler channel because he says so much about american history in such insightful ways and know if 2 a.m. and you can't sleep, you turn on the history channel. you probably you'll probably see bill y

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half of the cars made. >> in canada, you know. >> the 2 million cars are made by general motors, ford, dodge, chrysler. and so. >> if you. >> put a. >> tariff, a. >> 25% tariff, those. >> silverados. >> those chargers. >> uh, those, uh, those, uh, ford suvs are going to go up by 25%. but also. really importantly. >> we've we've. >> co-invested with each other. there's 172 canadian auto parts plants in 26 u.s. states. parts crossed the border really so often that, um, you know, a jeep plant in toledo, ohio, might have 30 or 40% content from canada and mexico. and, you know, all of that content will go up. uh, 25%. so even if it's made in ohio, it's going to go up five, six, $7,000. >> um, and the wall street journal board wrote this week, quote, if the goal is to harm u.s. auto workers and republican prospects in michigan, then by all means, go ahead. mr. president, the ceo of ford motor saying, let's be real honest, long term, a 25% tariff across mexico and canada borders would blow a hole in the u.s. industry. and so from where you're sitting, and i know you just laid out why it's al

>> ford. >> jimmy: 4 months old? >> ford. he is 3 months old. get confused by that. >> not at all. he's 3 months now. >> jimmy: you got a boy, two girls, boy. >> that's right. jack, 12. lila, 4. eloise about to be 3 and then ford. >> jimmy: i remember jack was like 4 years old or something. he came here with you to the show. >> that's right. >> jimmy: is he helping you or is he of no help at all? >> he's my accountant. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is? >> he's helping. he's got the books cooked, though. we're done. >> jimmy: you know what? i don't think there is anybody checking anything at the irs anymore. >> yeah, we got it, we're good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you help with all of the swaddling and the changing and that kind of duties? >> dooties, it takes a team. we've got a lot of them. but yeah. he can deuce, i tell you. >> jimmy: oh, he can? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you must be very proud. >> oh, yeah. he didn't get my eyes. but he got my long butt crack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, good. >> yeah. that's a genetic thing. and i'll tell you, most of

kron four's lindsey ford has more details. >> community members, immigration activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon, along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it would be grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst him prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under a horrible conditions at the prison like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse at a public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of di

9th, when president ford came to the white house 50 years ago. we have great lineup this coming winter and spring and we look forward to seeing you there. have a good evening. thank you so much. great to seethis is a war in whn hold responsible military positions on an equal footing with men submitting to the same discipline, earning the same pay in some theaters of war. sharing the dangers of front line, fighting. but it is not only in the field of military operations that are pulling their weight. they are working on the assembly lines in munitions factories, helping to produce the enormous bulk of material that, we and our allies must have to fight the war in the sprawling aircraft factories on the west coast. teams of women blush, the rivets that hold together the aluminum skin on the wing of a b-24 or. this is like punching holes, a tennis, scouring powder instead of cutting out dresses. this woman stamps out the patterns of airplane parts hot plastic glass is lifted out of the processing that and molded into shatterproof windows for fighter

lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer. the department sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hispanic in his mid 20's and about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair. the ambush style shooting happened right in front of police department's parking lot last week. the officer was hospitalized and expect and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators do hope people come forward with any security footage from february 22nd the night of the shooting. in vallejo. 3 people were arrested in connection to beauty products. that's from multiple retail stores. hope police department says these are just some of the items the suspects are accused of stealing officers say they saw bags with the stolen goods in a car near homs. disc golf course. now investigators say they found a month's supply of oxycodone pills and more than $1000. cash as well. one person arrested had 2 prior theft convictions an

lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> more efforts at a southern california against trump's decision to hold detain migrants in federal prisons. senators adam schiff and alex padilla are citing a letter from an unnamed prison employee. describe what they call inhumane conditions at the federal prison in downtown los angeles. the lawmakers argue many of those migrants are seeking asylum and have not been charged or convicted. the senators have not received a response from the judiciary committee. and the pentagon is sending about 3,000 more active duty troops to the u.s. mexico border. president trump's latest move to crack down on illegal immigration. the force will arrive along the nearly 2000 mile border in the coming weeks over 9,000 troops in total are currently at the southern border. a rally outside a tesla dealership coma today called on people to cut ties with the- company. >> and elon musk's involvement with the trump administration. protesters gathered on junipero serra boulevard demanding people to sell their tesla cars and stock to oppose u.s. influence over federal job cuts. thi

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so they go to watch a play at ford's theater, that play being our american cousin, the comedy. and this is when john wilkes booth, a southerner, sympathize or takes advantage of the moment. assassinate lincoln. he died the very next day. at 7:22 a.m. mary was his side. and throughout this long night, she repeatedly begged her husband to say one last word to her because he never regained conscious enough. and mary returned to the white house and simply collapsed. seven months later, she. when i reflect, as i am always doing upon the overwhelming loss of that most idealized she's talking about and the crushing blow that deprived me my all in all this life. i wonder that i retain my reason to. and it took mary a while to evacuate the white house. she was there until. may 22nd of the new president. andrew johnson. his patients, let's say was being taxed a little bit by the time that she lost. and when she left the white house, she went to join robert. by this point, robert, studying law at the old chicago law school. so, mary and tad, take up orders. the chicago hotel and by this t

on alger 0, syria is set to charge 5 fords after a national dialogue and entering the government is expected to be met. the i had low that is more active, whether it's a common cause, northern parts of the south asia, but so sunday, it's down in the south where we all seem to west all the heavy rain. you can see that moving its way across to me. now these some big bus of rain as well, are expected in sri lanka with showers extending into southern parts of india. but for much of india, it is a very settled story with lots of sunshine that comes and next west of the disturbance moving across central asia. pushing is wanting to northern pakistan and india. we are expecting more width and wintry weather here. but further south, it is a story of heat. we have got some watches out for high temperatures across con natural gas. as we go sunday into monday and temperatures are going to be coming down dramatically across parts of east asia. we go to the cold blast and that will push the temperature down in salt any 6 degrees celsius on monday, the development of wet and wintry weather will affect nort

so it has hair on alex's era, syria is that john says, call fords off to a national dialogue. and in terms, governments is expected to be name the the had lower, the tropical fica, and alfred continues to linger of the north east coast of australia, bringing has of this of conditions, rough seas, gusty winds, and some heavy rain to southern pots, old queens, and i know that areas of new south wales, but for the rest of the country, it is a pretty fine and dry picture, very quiet as we go sunday into monday the the heat is expected to continue to build across the move in areas. and thanks for those very warm interior wins. i think the set to cool down across southern parts of w way was an approaching little cold front there. let's have a look at the 3 day in pub. we have been above the average. we will be on the average monday to tuesday, $29.00 degrees celsius with more in the way of cloudy skies. and 29 degrees celsius is what we're expecting in christ church on sundays. well above the average autumn may have arrived, but it is still feeling very summary here. will settled in

century, there appeared atlantics, laved ray, the slave traders from european countries started building fords on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had played the main role in this atrocious business. in great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for this fan of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this route, because the whole tre practiced by the leading european countries took away tens of millions of african lives. the organization of united nations class advised the trans atlantics laved rate as one of the greatest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. t

. >> stars harrison ford. >> dutton family must ward off an out of town businessman looking. to make. >> a profit. >> on their. >> homeland by any means necessary. joining us now, one. >> of the. >> costars of. >> 1923. >> julia schlaepfer. >> and she plays. >> alexandra. >> who is married to spencer dutton. >> the pair are separated. >> at the end of season. >> one. leaving alex. >> on her own to make a harrowing. transatlantic journey. >> to the family ranch in bozeman. >> and joe. >> i'm going to. >> i'm going to. >> ask, okay, because this is this is where. >> we land after. >> yeah. >> we got to know julia. >> julia. >> we got. >> to know julia. >> last year. >> julia. >> julia. >> i know we're. >> going to ask you. >> again when. i can. >> julia. when did. >> we get there? >> are spencer and alexandra going to get there? >> when are you going. >> to get to montana? >> i promise. >> you, she's trying. she's trying. >> so hard. >> she will do. >> everything she can to get there. >> that is for sure. she's

focusing on the behavior of the ford actors. second, this is a bipartisan problem. it affects candidates, organizations on both sides of the aisle. third, elections are a flashpoint but they are not the start or end of this activity. it puts a wide array of targets in its crosshairs. american institutions, businesses. everyone understands why elections are at this important moment, but i think the aperture is just much wider. in terms of what we can do, you are asking about these foundational -- broad approach. we need to look at this as an asymmetric competition. we need to shore up the sources of our strength. local journalism, the strength of our information environment, our responsiveness to civil liberties, etc. also our technological competitiveness. this is a brat competition. then we need to organize ourselves against the problem. we have seen government begin to do this with the creation of a handful of institutions to address the problem but there is more that can be done. and then go on offense in places that are most conducive to our success. miles: let

washington, people su as richard russell, who i mentioned, who is the senior democrat from georgi gald ford, who's houseepublican from michigan, who will be the leader of the republicans during the second half of the 1960s. and allen dulles, who had been rmer director of the cia and of course, warren himself. so the pnt of the commission was not simply their findings, but that it had legitimacy. and th commission gets to work and it produces its report and the report in the end, concludes that it was lee harvey oswald was a lone assassin who committed this horrendous crime and an outlines how it was done and initially this warren commission receives great praise. it's seen as having produced something definitive and solid and johnson gets a lot of praise early on, although that will quickly change as questions, rumors and more start to circulate about gaps in the report and the way the commission did its work. did those different opinions about what happened start pretty early? yeah, they start very early and there's a lot of anti johnson, you know, material that comes out even during the c

of ontario, doug ford, who i wrote, could be played by.alks about. >> how. >> ontario alone. >> is like the biggest trading partner for like a dozen states in the us. so they want to. know that this. >> is a matter. >> of a friendship, but also be. >> business. >> willie. >> that you. >> guys sell us goods. we sell you goods. why would you want to screw that up? >> why would you want to screw that up? and yet you also hear from that same minister that you're talking about, that he talks to republicans and republicans say, yeah, i'm with you. this isn't a good idea. there's plenty of governors who look at the way that their states do business, who say, i'm with you, too. this doesn't work for my bottom line. >> yeah. >> and in fact. >> it's. >> pretty easy to find senators, governors. >> of. >> both parties who are deeply. uneasy about the idea of a trade war with canada, in part because of the retaliatory tariffs. let's take, for example, andy beshear, the governor of kentucky. mitch mcconnell, rand paul, the two senators, they're deeply c

ford focus or toyota corolla because it is less complex. >> the u.s. federal aviation administration certified the startup's flying car for testing back in 2023, but it will take more than that for the vehicle to be cleared for the roads or the skies. with stricter protocols in the states. the company says the flying cars commercial debut will most likely happen abroad. >> the long term, it will need the full faa type certification. uh, here in the united states and other types of certification, uh, outside the united states, we actually plan to deploy first, uh, outside the united states, uh, because there's like legal infrastructure, which allows us literally to fly this today commercially, um, and then work through the way of the full range with without any limitations in the united states. also. >> if all stays on track, production could start as soon as late 2025. but with final tests and certification still needed, de koven says he doesn't want to over promise. one thing's clear a world with flying cars is within view. i and it won't be long befo

and it's kind of the old adage from, henry ford, he said, look, if i got to an engineer in 1904 and said, make me a better horse and buggy carriage, they would have made the what the carriage lighter and the horse is stronger somehow. right? rather than that next step pollution and that next leap. so again, are requirements process has to be what's the capability we're trying to achieve? not a thing that we're trying to tweak and then let industry build to that. in terms of workforce, i think that's good. it's a broader societal issue. it's, you know, to be considered successful in your family, i don't think it means having a four year i've ivy ivy league degree that probably doesn't prepare you necessarily for the workforce and really get to taking a hard look at european style apprenticeships investing in i mean i had a major defense contractor that was looking for some help on some things. i said, sure, but i'd like to see your ceo at my stem elementary school. and you know, start identifying these kids in this workforce early, inspire them. i had astronauts going there. i have the le

one of those trophies actually went to one of the greatest film makers of all-time, francis ford coppolan this world today i choose to not follow the gutless rules laid down by an industry so terrified by risk despite the tal want pool at its disposal may not create pictures relevant and alive 50 years from now. i like that response. he's a risktaker and that's always made him so great. >> madam webb did very well at the razzies. >>> finally, president angela basset, after all she plays commander in chief in the netflix series "zero day." sat down with willie to discuss working with another acting icon, robber de niro. >> you have worked with robert before, but what was it like at the stages of both of your careers? >> it was wonderful. a little nervous because the legend and the man. it was great to meet a sitting former president. >> you can catch willie's sunday sit down with angela basset tomorrow morning on "sunday today." and that's your "pop start." >> that show was very good. >> she never lost her groove, but the groove was definitely back. >> didn't know you were a fan of stella

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